Manchester United can go four points clear at the top of the table and anything else would constitute a shock given Sir Alex Ferguson's team have the best away record in the league and are playing a side with only one win in their last 14 games. The two sides met three days after United were knocked out of the Champions League in December and it finished 4-1 in favour of Ferguson's men. They now meet three days after United's elimination from the Europa League and, for Wolves, it threatens to be a similar ordeal. They will, however, have the fresher legs. Daniel Taylor

Venue Molineux, Sunday 1.30pm

Tickets £30-£40 (0871 222 1877)

Last season Wolves 2 Manchester Utd 1

Referee Anthony Taylor

This season's matches 12 Y34, R1, 2.92 cards per game

Odds Wolves 9-1 Manchester Utd 3-10 Draw 4-1

Wolves

Subs from De Vries, Craddock, Hunt, Ebanks-Blake, Milijas, Bassong, Jonsson, Zubar, Foley, Forde, Davis, Cassidy, Harris

Doubtful None

Injured Henry (hamstring, 21 Mar)

Suspended None

Form guide LLDLWL

Disciplinary record Y53 R2

Leading scorer Fletcher 10

Manchester Utd

Subs from Amos, Anderson, Berbatov, Park, Valencia, Hernández, Giggs, Cleverley, Pogba, Jones, F da Silva

Doubtful Rooney (knock), Jones (flu)

Injured Owen (thigh, 26 Mar), Lindegaard (ankle, 26 Mar), Fletcher (illness, unknown), Vidic (knee, Aug)

Suspended None

Form guide WWWWDW

Disciplinary record Y34 R1

Leading scorer Rooney 20

Match pointers

• Wolves have won just one of their last 14 Premier League games, a run that started with a 4-1 defeat at Old Trafford in December

• Manchester United have only ever had more points after 28 games once before in the Premier League – 69 in 2006-07, when they were eventually crowned champions

• Should he be selected, Matt Jarvis will make his 100th appearance in the Premier League

• Should he be selected, Javier Hernández will make his 50th appearance in the Premier League